Wormholes in a minute

[@steelwitness]

I will gladly volunteer to be launched into a wormhole to find out for all of us.

[@reshami111]

😅

[@SarthakSharma2412]

Me too🤚

[@usipussi6647]

Well you will be crushed

[@miskittt]

Condolences to the family on your painful demise.

[@Djhrhehebe]

I guess if the pay is good I will volunteer also

[@d.structive2633]

I think the reason why wormholes haven't been discovered yet is because we still don't have the necessary equipment and knowledge to locate them.

[@embelished_meister500]

Yeah. It’s like that with a lot of things in space, but maybe in the future we will have space travel, who knows.

[@ThePopeOfAllDope]

Probably not. The Mathematics of wormholes only work when you plug in negative mass. We are pretty sure negative mass isn’t a possibility in our universe. On top of that they are extremely unstable structures. They would collapse on themselves almost the moment they formed. Edit: I study physics and astronomy

[@mannyg_ra7611]

They do not exist.

[@belinhobeli9569]

Or they dont exist

[@fenilkheni9494]

Dahhh

[@physics_and_discovery]

"No traversable wormhole has been found to date". Does this mean that non-traversable wormholes have been discovered?

[@Mote78]

No, as of the date that this was published ergo the wording. It could change at any time with new discoveries daily.

[@BigManAtta]

Thats what i thought😂

[@alizainal7180]

Isnt it just blackholes? I think the other end of the wormhole has to have an opposite effect of a blackhole or else we will just get sucked back right after we get out since the bending of spacetime represents gravity

[@ChodyRay]

It means that the guy that made this has literally 0 clue what he's talking about and everything he's talking about is nothing but pure speculation

[@sytherplayz]

​@@alizainal7180no, because it requires negative mass.

[@alexistramirez]

I wanna go inside like a slide and travel into another universe

[@kamaruddinabdullah1097]

Me too... Hopefully we land somewhere beautiful n nice

[@pollydybell9627]

Do DMT! You'll go there. You are it!

[@Gentleman..]

It only makes me believe life is a simulation 💀

[@rosetanner9817]

​@@kamaruddinabdullah1097 😂🎉

[@iisverynoob]

Lets do it boys, I am with you. lets travel together like a trip and see the beauty of space. 🙂

[@marionseifert6937]

In a nutshell, it's the hyperloop between the black hole and the white hole

[@mastertechnician3372]

And the other holes while at it.

[@lemonade_5541]

​@@mastertechnician3372 💀

[@someone-wh2rb]

🤓actually thats not how white holes work. also black holes evaporate over time which means the matter consumed is eventually all released in the form of radiation

[@zzzzxxxx341]

Not a single concept of the universe of any human being applies to reality, all these earthlings have dreamed in their fairy tales. The Universe is unimaginably perfect to their imperfect mind. In a nutshell, earthlings are DUMB!!! HAHAHAHAHAAHAHA!!!

[@forloco6508]

white holes don’t and never will exist

[@83abhinavnigam]

A tunnel shape seems to be possible because it is been visualised as 2D mesh , but it is not .

[@theunheeded2341]

Bro forgot theres a 4th dimension

[@add-source-to-clip]

We need to remeber that according to Einstein relativity it also defines gravity if something like that structure exist then that will be a gravity hell hole

[@ChimmyHihat]

my first thought was, if mesh is space, where it is put. What is the black area? No-space space? xDD

[@boomgameplay6714]

​@@ChimmyHihat mesh is everywhere no matter what condition is a vacuum, water, air If you put two basketball in space they will attract each other and will collide after maybe 15 days depending on how far you put and mass everything attracts each other even on Earth *You can learn more in Vsuace Videos*

[@gandolfmerlin1206]

​@@ChimmyHihat think in 4d - the 2d mesh idea is just a simplified representation of spacetime. You should watch interstellar the animators have done awesome work animating a wormhole

[@Blue-Mystic]

a true wormhole, if they exist, won't look anything like seen in this video. it will be an Sphere, because we are in a 3D Universe, im not sure what it would be made of, space itself? will it have mass and gravity? but it may iradiate some light coming from the other side.

[@farid-frederick]

Did you just hint to black hole accidentally

[@chithraumesh446]

Yeah you watched interstellar too many times And that's effing wrong

[@zjs5999]

@@chithraumesh446 no, he’s actually right. You wouldn’t see a ‘’hole’’ but a weird distortion of space in a sort of sphere, which also isn’t a sphere. They may even look almost identical to black holes!

[@Jshh7s]

@@zjs5999 Begs the question is a black hole maybe a wormhole?😅😂

[@CutWat]

Yea the visualization in the video is wrong, it's just the best way to help others see how wormholes may actually work

[@The..Dark..Knight]

When it rained out, all of the little worms would come to the surface so they didn't drown. I'd try to catch one, and he would go right back down into the ground before I could catch him and my mom would say "He got away back down his little wormhole." Noone talks about THESE wormholes. Instead we talk of the hypothetical ones.

[@maliknaylor6801]

You weirdo

[@marijnteunissen6931]

Philemonia cunk needs to see this

[@qrsimon]

Sorry

[@anjou6497]

cute.😍

[@bhavinpatel257]

Very true.

[@Turtle_berry]

The speed of light: i'm the fastest The speed of wormhole: your father is here🗿

[@ennaber]

Are you 12?

[@ennaber]

Nothing can travel faster than light but wormholes basically mean that You could travel a certain distance faster than light would, using a wormhole

[@GyattHole12345]

@@ennaberstop hating it’s a joke

[@peeeoii2738]

@@ennaberactually the speed of the universe expanding is faster than the speed of light

[@furantsu1]

@@peeeoii2738Expansion is not the same as movement, therefore they’re incomparable. Space is not moving, it is expanding and light is moving through it. Light speed only acts as a limit to the movement of objects moving through space, not space stretching itself.

[@BrokeDude69]

My brain is not braining 💀

[@fastcars514]

It means that everything in that galaxy is so cramped in that tight hole is basically you are traveling super fast at lights peed because everything's so close together

[@srinjoymukherjee5078]

From all the knowledge I have gained about space throughout these years, I can tell that we will never be able to find a Wormhole in near future🙂

[@CAMERAMANmanman]

We have "invented" a particle is also teleported from it

[@BootyEater3]

Then you need more knowledge buddy

[@rmduwk]

No traversable wormhole has found today. Aliens: hold my UFO key.

[@rudolphguarnacci197]

Or just my beer. (A key could be inferred from the original joke.)

[@निरहुआगेमिंग]

I think black holes are the wormholes

[@dumdum7099]

Black holes are not actually holes

[@floorboss]

No, Black Holes arent "Dimensional Rifts" like Worm holes. Black Holes have A temporal life span. Plus have A stable, chartable focal point. Which is Different than Gates & Bridge Holes- which move in & out of reality. They're right there, than their gone in A 4th dimensional reality. Which I believe would be different for 6th dimensional entities & objects. > E.g. A lot like "Aliens" & UFO's, or more likely FALLEN ANGELS! I.e. coming & going into our Earthly reality: Form A more complex Sixth-dimensional space (like Hell).

[@Kyrious]

@@dumdum7099they are the closest thing to something with mass so great it could make one

[@wajidazeemfy]

If wormholes exist these probably would be around heavy objects. The more heavier an object the more likely is a wormhole to exist around it. So the black holes again come to play.. If there are wormholes they must be around black holes..

[@Itsjustmeandmygod]

One cannot go through a black hole because as u go inside the wormhole the hole becomes shorter and shorter till it just becomes a line and then starts to widen on the pther side and wormholes are not stable as the matter reqd to stabilise the wormhole cannot exist as it does not obey the basic fundamental laws of physics

[@A____n009]

What if the black holes are the gateway to the wormholes...what if the other side of the black hole is another universe...what if the black hole is the wormhole itself! . . I'm a sci-fi fan so I make these theories just to make myself overthink hehe😁

[@Itsjustmeandmygod]

@@A____n009 have you heard of the Penrose diagram and theory

[@aamirrazak3467]

V interesting I wonder if we will discover a traversable one someday that allows us to visit other galaxies like in interstellar

[@Mote78]

That’s the dream but I think we couldn’t survive the trip. Sounds too extreme.

[@quaso7558]

I think humanity should focus more on being a type 1 civilization first before going over to worholes suddenly...

[@aamirrazak3467]

fair enough hopefully we can reach a type 1 civilization status someday relatively soon@@quaso7558

[@PrinceBlake]

Ludwig Flam's 1916 idea may have been inspired by the well-publicized journey of Professor Shiga Shigetaka who aimed to bridge East and West with the gift of a stone monument cut from the tomb of Tori Suneenom in Okazaki, Japan to the Alamo in 1914. He wrote a poem etched onto the monument celebrating the heroics of 4 Alamo heroes by name, offering a comparison to two Asian legends of yesteryear. He drew a parallel between couriers Suneemon from Okazaki and Bonham from 245 Wightman Rd. His gift amounted to a wormhole between cultures. Now get this: Japan and America show a mathematical connection that can't be denied when we examine the mathematics of spinors as detailed by Roger Penrose. Roger uses the Filipino wine glass trick to demonstrate how one rotation leaves the waitress holding the wineglass contorted, yet with another rotation in the same direction like magic she and her wine glass are back to normal again. In Mrs. Kerch's Matthewave 935, a quantized spinor, or wavefunction, we find a pattern of two orbital rotations that bring the head interval of the orbit to a square foundational sum of 42. They are 245, 341, and 437. The sum of their two closest factors is 42 since 7+35; 11+31; and 19+23 all equal 42. The next set of three double rotations brings the head intervals 533, 629, and 725 into focus. Each of their square foundational sums is equal to 54 since 13+41; 17+37; and 25+29 are all equal to 54. Now let's look at the day of the year whose square foundational sum is equal to 42. They are 41, the eve of Japan's Foundation; 185, today, America's Birthday July 4th; 245, Sept. 2nd Victory Day, the day a peace treaty was signed in Tokyo Bay aboard the USS Missouri, and 341, Dec 7th, War Day, the Day of Infamy at Pearl Harbor. On this day, Shiga's stone gift, the wormhole, was shot with a pistol leaving pockmarks on the surface of the polished granite stone. After chancing upon the monument on her honeymoon, Mrs. Kerch decided to name her school in Japan The Alamo School. She also began signing her artwork '935' owing to a likeness between the sound of the numbers in Japanese (ku-mitsu-go) and her name Kumiko. Kumiko was gifted with an extraordinary discovery after seeing images of Christ and Pi in her American home. She placed her numerical name into an abandoned mathematical model her husband called the empty tomb of Christ because he couldn't figure out the middle and left it blank decades earlier. She placed her name into the center bringing the object back to life leading her husband to publish it on Flickr, and later on Quora. On their first date, Kumiko took her future husband to meet her father at the kiln he managed. Her family is Japan's most revered potter family thanks to father and son Kei and Yu Fujiwara receiving the honor of being a designated national treasure. Neil deGrasse Tyson recently observed that Mankind only relatively recently was gifted with the near-simultaneous inventions of the telescope and the microscope. He said the millions of years our ancestors spent hunting the African plains equipped us to recognize a hungry Tiger, not figure out Quantum Mechanics or if or where the Big Bang fits in all of this. Neil is right. This is why it took, not a hunter, but a woman from a family of potters to finally reveal the mystery. In pottery, the potter knows all the action takes place between the hand and clay. Likewise in quantum mechanics, it is between the ever-expanding path and the orbital path. Thus minding one's p's and q's in this sense, means being mindful of the parallel worlds between pottery and quantum mechanics. Shiga Shigetaka was taught in Hokkaido by Abraham Lincoln's friend Colonel William Smith Clark. Clark taught him Botany and Chemistry and outside of class, Christianity. As a result, he was in the habit of seeing parallel worlds. He didn't take to Christianity as his friend did but in letters to his friend, we can see how it shaped his thinking over the years, how his blend of science and heroism combined into a gift that reflected the hope that the brotherhood of man may at long last be at hand. Mrs. Kerch brought his vision and Einstein's into mathematical form through a wormhole in Time to Matthewave 935.

[@donaldstrishock3923]

A Phony-Bull-loney "Fairy-tail Cartoon ldea" ; just like "Alice in Wonderland"; headed up by "Mad-Hatter Scruffy" Dreamer-Pattent-clerk".

[@outlawbillionairez9780]

Webb and Hubble have allowed us to see the largest and most explosive objects in the universe. But not a single worm hole.

[@marcgarrigosmane166]

Just wait

[@gothgirl4evr881]

Possibly because we can't see inside a black hole. I think that's where we will find them

[@miryounis406]

Whorm hole exists only for a fraction of second....it is very unstable

[@gothgirl4evr881]

@@miryounis406 if we've never found 1 then how do we know they're unstable? Is it because what physics and math say?

[@vishnuchandrabose9875]

@@gothgirl4evr881 In theory they exists. But without negative mass they are very unstable

[@Dr.HunterAgoldbi777]

"So, Nice VideoFilm About Wormholes." Dr.HunterAgoldbi

[@sprylight63]

Bro just explained the inazuma eleven go galaxy space time travel💀

[@dontknow5011]

So , the wormhole bends the space-time fabric greater than blackholes ???

[@johnbhai7147]

''no traversable wormholes have been found to date'' ... did they found any wormhole , forget the traversable

[@sailajaarasada9049]

If wormholes are formed by the objects which have so much of mass which can create a wormhole then where would the object which created the wormhole go??

[@tamirerez2547]

I ask again and again and get no answer. So please, the editor of the channel, answer my question: In an attempt to explain what gravity is, the theory says that a body with a high mass distorts the space around it, so that a smaller body falls into this "hole", thus creating a circular motion around the large mass. The question is why does the smaller body "fall"??? Is it possible to explain gravity by pre-supposing that it exists?? The small body would not fall if there was no downward gravity!! But this is what we wanted to prove in the first place!!! Does anyone understand my question?? Here I will prove that in a triangle the sum of the angles is 180°. If two angles are 60° and 30° then the third must be (60+30)-180 which means the third is 90° Now we will sum the three angles: 180=30+60+90 Great proof, isn't it?

[@roggekamp1]

I think this cannot be answered. Its like asking why is there such a thing as gravity. Newton found it spooky. All we know now is it exist and how it works. So we can use it. We even know that without gravity the universe would not exist. This is true for many phenomena in physics. We know it exists and can use it. Or ask what is consciouness 😊. We can describe it, but not explain it. My 2 cents....

[@tamirerez2547]

@@roggekamp1 Well... first, Thank you for your answer 👍 I guess we will never really understand what gravity is. We will be able to measure it, to know it is there, but it will be very hard to answer WHY IS IT THERE? Maybe, the bible is right. There is God, and he simply do what he want...😉

[@superguyx5468]

If one side has 90 degrees, the other 2 must add up to 90 degrees

[@Miss_You_Di_Jimi]

​@@tamirerez2547 Why does God exist in the same way why gravity exists?

[@khanoelpschon1203]

I appreciate how he states it was an hypothesis. He didn't come off as if it was facts. This is how we should share information.

[@timmortal5769]

Haha you don't seem to know what a scientist does They make hypothesis and carry out experiments to verify them And when such verification has been carried out by the scientists as well as other scientists Particularly those who disagree with the hypothesis It becomes a fact, and you don't need faith to believe in it.

[@therealdonpepe]

@@timmortal5769 they’re not real tho lol can’t be proved

[@khanoelpschon1203]

@@timmortal5769 Your attempt to sound intelligent has failed. I'm speaking to the fact that many so called scientists speak as if what they say is fact, when actually it's not. The vast majority of information about space isn't factual

[@timmortal5769]

@@therealdonpepe what is not real?

[@therealdonpepe]

@@timmortal5769 wormholes

[@agentpotato3163]

Now here me out..

[@dekee1796]

wormholes only exist in microscopic sizes, this is because gravity isn't strong enough to close the wormhole in that size. the observable and "traversable" wormholes are not found because gravity breaks the throat immediately.

[@Moyty-i5j]

The camera man:🗿🍷

[@Inloth]

The cameraman who filmed interstellar:🗿🍷

[@joegagliardi3984]

Yes, the fabric of spacetime is curved. Nevertheless, I just can’t get behind the notion of curvature so great that a wormhole becomes possible. Respectfully, I disagree with the hypothesis that if they did exist, we could actually travel through one and potentially circumvent large distances in shorter periods of time. Also, the related idea that they may provide a way for time travel is radical. I ardently encourage other physicists’ to refrain from serious inquiry, perhaps maintaining it as a hobby…who am I to argue with a passion? I surely have mine. Nevertheless, for those working on macroscopic subjects, it’s issues like dark matter and dark energy that continued research should be focused.

[@wooonerf3195]

This comment section is either full of astrophysicists or science deniers

[@farid-frederick]

Of course it is, what you expect? bunch of peoples discussing which one stronger Kratos or John Cena?

[@mrabids6724]

There's no wormhole because black hole is a wormhole black hole is wormhole we can travel with Black hole through singularity 🎉

[@emoji_page]

Black holes might be angelic wormholes transporting them from the stellar universe to the heavens. ✨️

[@palashingthings]

We cannot see a WormHole in the 3 Dimensional space Time is a 4th Dimensional particle, and I think I know how this wormhole works

[@blackie4429]

We can also time travel through wormholes , we just need a source of negative energy and a better technology.

[@usipussi6647]

We have created physical negative mass, energy and pressure and we have extreme control of the negative mass, energy and pressure, so this probably wont be a problem.

[@JaredFrontman]

Being a college professor in Oxford, I was one of the members involved in the studies of wormholes, where I learnt an exciting thing. One of the most interesting theories, which is also the most fundamental in the field of quantum gravity, is "Quantum Entanglement = Wormholes" (famously the ER=EPR theory). This doesn't mean that Wormholes and quantum entanglement are same thing, rather it says if an object is Quantum Entangled, then it should also have a wormhole connecting it. This explains why Wormholes are never found, because they are extremely EXTREMELY unstable. And they can be stabilized only for a fraction of seconds using Negative energy, which can ONLY happen at microscopic level, or a space whose ∆x∆p >> 4π (heisenberg positional-momentum uncertainity much greater than 4π). Hence, a BIG wormhole is extremely unlikely in space. Not impossible, but unlikely.

[@fromlasttofirst1]

There's a trsversable wormhole at skinwalker ranch.

[@michaelfedora5630]

Thank god who made this and deserves the credit for his creations

[@jayclayton1694]

God is only real in stupid peoples deluded heads

[@Azyc23]

God made all the things around us.

[@Azyc23]

Amin. ☦️♥️💪

[@jayclayton1694]

Deluded nutters everywhere

[@user-br3xs6hz2b]

🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@michaeloppenheimer2582]

Possible that black holes are the gateway to the spiritual realm, one yet knows for sure !!!

[@garypowell4866]

Know what I heard once? They were measuring the speed of light with a machine and discovered that the light arrived a millisecond before they flipped the switch ! Meaning the light passed through a micro wormhole. Just sayin!

[@BLOOD-LINE]

Worm hole and black hole are still mysterious 😭 i have many questions

[@davidhall8874]

What a vivid imagination!

[@anonymitious]

I think that the quantum fluctuations lead to the formation of the wormhole every moment, but they are so minute and small that we don't have enough technology to locate them, also due to instability, they just collapse quickly.

[@shawns0762]

Most people don't know that Einstein said that singularities are not possible. In the 1939 journal "Annals of Mathematics" he wrote "the essential result of this investigation is a clear understanding as to why the Schwarzchild singularities (Schwarzchild was the first to raise the issue of General relativity predicting singularities) do not exist in physical reality. Although the theory given here treats only clusters whose particles move along circular paths it does seem to be subject to reasonable doubt that more general cases will have analogous results. The Schwarzchild singularities do not appear for the reason that matter cannot be concentrated arbitrarily. And this is due to the fact that otherwise the constituting particles would reach the velocity of light." He was referring to the phenomenon of dilation (sometimes called gamma or y) mass that is dilated is smeared through spacetime relative to an outside observer. This is illustrated in a common 2 axis relativity graph with velocity on the horizontal line and dilation on the vertical. Even mass that exists at 75% light speed is partially dilated. General relativity does not predict singularities when you factor in dilation. Einstein is known to have repeatedly spoken about this. Nobody believed in black holes when he was alive for this reason. Wherever you have an astronomical quantity of mass, dilation will occur because high mass means high momentum. There is no place in the universe where mass is more concentrated than at the center of a galaxy. According to Einstein's math, the mass at the center of our own galaxy must be dilated. In other words that mass is all around us. This is the explanation for the abnormally high rotation rates of stars in spiral galaxies, the missing mass is dilated mass. According to Einstein's math, galaxies with very, very low mass would show no signs of dark matter because they do not have enough mass at the center to achieve relativistic velocities, therefore they are not infused with dilated mass. This has recently been confirmed with galaxy NGC 1052-DF2. The shape of a galaxy is common in nature. From atoms to our solar system, the overwhelming majority of the mass is in the center. The same must be true for galaxies. Where there is mass there is energy. The night sky should be lit up from the galactic center but it isn't. The modern explanation for this is because gravitational forces are so strong there that not even light can escape. Einstein's answer would be because the mass there is dilated relative to an Earthbound observer. The reason why we cannot see light from the galactic center is because there is no valid XYZ coordinate we can attribute to it, you can't point your finger at something that is smeared through spacetime. Or more precisely, everywhere you point is equally valid.

[@alizainal7180]

I cant wrap my head around this, my first time reading this theory, so dark matter is a product of dilated mass? How does it connect? Is it because the high momentum of the galaxy velocity which generated more energy than a low mass galaxy and slower one that accounts for the dark energy or what? I cannot comprehend why a dilated mass causes a galaxy to have dark matter, please elaborate, some equation would make me understand it better, thank you.

[@shawns0762]

@@alizainal7180 If you look at a 2 axis relativity graph with velocity (from stationary to the speed of light) on the horizontal line and dilation/gamma/y on the vertical line, it will help to understand the phenomenon. It is a squared phenomenon, dilation increases at an exponential rate the closer you get to the speed of light. Another way to understand is to imagine a ship leaving the Earth traveling at a constant acceleration rate. When the ship reaches 50% light speed, as viewed from an Earthbound observer with a magically powerful telescope, the ship would appear normal because as the graph shows nothing has changed at that point. When the ship reaches 75% light speed, the image would have to be a little fuzzy because as the graph shows relativistic effects would be noticeable. When the ship reaches 99% light speed it would not be visible to an Earthbound observer because as the graph shows there would be virtually no relevance at that point. According to Einstein, no matter how fast the ship goes everything would be normal from the ship's perspective, relativistic effects are all from the vantage point of an outside/stationary/Earthbound observer. A simple way to confirm that dilation is the governing phenomenon in galactic centers would be to calculate the star rotation rates of a large number of galaxies. This would show that all the high mass galaxies would have star rotation rates that defy the known laws of physics and all the very low mass galaxies would have predictable star rotation rates, as Einstein's math would predict. This is not a new theory, dilation is the original explanation for why we cannot see light from the galactic center.

[@alizainal7180]

@@shawns0762 ahh i understand, i thought it was to account for the dark matter and dark energy too. But it was to account the overall mass of a specific galaxy so because of the dilated spacetime around the center of galaxy going haywire no matter where you point generally at a galaxy it ends up at the center right?. And about the ship going 99% the speed of light disappearing on the telescope isnt it because a certain phenomenon that i cant recall whats the name for it but it was about light becoming redder and redder because the “intensity” (i forgot what its called, the vibration graph thing) drops as it moves away from you closer to the speed of light. Or is it also completely loses it relevance in relativity on you as an observer that it does not interact with you as an observer in every aspect of known science. I do think even if it is moving at 99.99% the causal speed or even 100% isnt the force of gravity still interacts with us as an observer as miniscule as it is. Since from the moment the ship existed the gravity field of that ship and us as an observer “connects”.

[@shawns0762]

@@alizainal7180 The relativity graph shows the phenomenon behind the phrase "mass becomes infinite at the speed of light". This is from the perspective of an outside/stationary/Earthbound observer. Another thought experiment would be to imagine a bullet heading towards you at 99% light speed. You would have nothing to worry about because every aspect of the bullet's existence would be smeared through spacetime relative to you, not onto itself. I don't believe in dark energy either. There is only one reason to postulate it, to explain the exponential expansion rate of the universe. Electricity is drawn towards potential and the universe as a whole behaves the same way. If something accelerates at a constant rate, it will get faster and faster. The exponential expansion rate is what the known laws of physics would predict, provided gravitational forces are not strong enough to counteract. There is no reason to postulate some new force. Do we postulate a force driving electrons through a cable? No.

[@alex79suited]

When I think of a worm hole, I don't think of a hole. So all galaxy are connected so you don't go through a worm hole. The filaments or web structure is EMFS charged? So how do we move through space we use this structure through EMFS to slide from place to place. I've been telling yall for some time now that this is the way. Come on, let's go for a ride.

[@lovelipshobi]

Warm holes 🎉

[@merealzab]

What if wormholes and blackholes are the same?

[@stephenlouden480]

don't know but I think Rabbit holes are just as interesting and easier to explore let's start going down them before we get ahead of ourselves 😆

[@nicolasy3392]

It is absolutely fascinating, isn't it . Truly phenomenal, wow , isn't wormholes portals as such , hence, time travel is possible . 🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌

[@krishnaveganathar]

The human being is a wormhole. Consciousness is a Taurus which essentially is a wormhole.

[@lordbeerus7803]

The only problem I see with this hypothesis is that, if one hole opens up, there has to be another elsewhere opening up at the same time, to connect their bridges. What's that probability?.. What's the likelihood?

[@galacticyarn]

Maybe black holes get us to another point in space or to another space

[@safiurrahaman3517]

This worm hole used in thor and other movies.

[@tonymonxana992]

Am I hearing this correctly? I’d say a crew magically found a worm hole and went through. They have the possibility of being sent to a different multiverse? Or different timeline than ours?

[@hungary5190]

Logically, yes. Phisically, well not sure. We havent found one yet, and we will not know what is really the purpose of them, and how they function. If they exist, and Einsteins relativity is right, then the answer is yes,we can travel to different multiverses by using a wormhole.

[@DaFoe47]

What kind of a thing would cause the curvature of space time to be so extreme?

[@निरहुआगेमिंग]

A blackhole

[@robertnowak8927]

Imagine a bag filled with two tomatoes. Would you put minus two tomatoes into the bag to empty it? Not everything mathematically possible has a physical meaning. At least, something like negative energy hasn't been observed yet.

[@meejinhuang]

Perhaps every black hole is a worm hole that bends space time.

[@HungTran-e9f]

Wormholes chỉ tồn tại trong tưởng tượng của những ng dùng hệ tọa độ ảo suy diễn . "Ứng dụng" của wormholes là một số bộ phim du hành thời gian

[@reinman1987cancer]

Thought it was called an einstein rosen bride, not the " throat"

[@Dumb21]

What I’m confused about is why the universe is portrayed as being a sphere with curvature there’s nothing disproving that it’s just flat

[@chetank552]

Only one embarrassing thing about Albert Einstein..... If Einstein was so genius then why didn't he built a real time machine.. Or a wormhole.... 😭😭😭😭😭

[@benevolencia4203]

So what if…. I’m a “Flat Universe’r” and also a “Round Earther” with all that implies. “The Earth is round, and round wherever you go. The Universe is flat; no matter where you go.” You see? …If a theory rhymes, then it’s elegant. And if elegant; then it’s correct, and our theory will thrive… At least until an ugly fact arrives. And ugly facts always arrive. PS: No matter universal size or shape; you’re always at the center of your Universe. Other people are literally living in a different (or alternate) universe than that of your own. I propose we be friendly and respectful to our fellow citizens because some of those stupid S.O.B’s are living in a completely different world than us. Thankfully it’s a free country, we all got the same rights to being wrong in how we think, or live our peaceful lives. 🎭

[@osopapi6061]

Spoiler: wormholes do NOT exist. You will NEVER, EVER, get to experience an alternate version of yourself in the universe or multiverse if that even exists. Which it doesn't, and you will NEVER EVER know. God designed.

[@mikeyfn-a6684]

What I wanna know is...Why the hell haven't they attempted to send a camera of some type into a black hole already? 🤔🧐🤔 Oh, and mere theory or not.. I'm personally thankful for this, for without these "wormholes" would we have the pleasure of enjoying the incredible 'Rick and Morty' episodes?

[@Dugoligo]

Nasa: **cant find wormholes** Voyager 1: bro.. IM INSIDE SOMETHING!!! I FEEL GRAVITY FORCE CHANGING

[@BlackHoleGeorge]

Shortcuts? Topological nonsense... :/ Only multiverse is a realistic concept... The Einstein-Rosen bridge.

[@rashmishubhapokharel1042]

In Hindu mythology serials we can see our gods disappearing and appearing in different universe in a matter of seconds( devalok, earth and patal lok etc.) . Watching these things makes me believe in those mythology. OMG 😱… I m scared.

[@bhavom4037]

Wormhole was being used 1000s of years prior through spiritual practices (penance to gain abilities) of Vedic Universal spiritual laws -through mantra sadhana. - you call their follower them Hindus today but doesn't mean all Hindus qualify as default as it takes penance to attain such abilities.

[@alanx4121]

"Today's scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality."--Nikola Tesla,

[@clarkedontay5374]

In think that we’ve already found a wormhole, Do you know that black spot where nothing exists((no galaxies, no sun, no planets, no nothing. It could be a black hole, but I think that it could be a wormhole or a distortion in space. Pay no attention to this, it’s just something random I came up with))

[@s.martin664]

Ever wonder if the singularity that caused the black hole has already been ejected through the wormhole out the other end. Now if that happened could the singularity explode out the other end leaving the wormhole intact being made out of the fabric of space with a whirlpool effect drawing everything within it's gravitational field. Now that might mean something like antigravity would be going on at the outlet. Might make it tough to come back unless the very center was like a null area gravitationally, so to speak. Better make sure you didn't forget anything. No running back to the house to get it. 😇🐺

[@purushjournals]

I don't think the explanation wrt gravity is correct. Because it shows the gravity is making a curve in the spacetime towards down/one side only which makes the deep hole to connect with other gravitational pull as if the one that makes the curve is floating on top of some liquid(spacetime fibric though). But as per Einstein, the gravity is pulling all the sides and the explanation in the video makes no sense to pull only one side I believe. Correct me if i am wrong.

[@orange_turtle3412]

Of course we’ve never found one. Only a single man made object has ever escaped our own star system. And no human being has ever left earth’s orbit. In the grand scheme of things, we’ve pretty much done zero space exploration

[@E4_E5_KE2]

I found a wormhole. Everytime i put money in my wallet it dissapears

[@I_exterminate_therians]

YES

[@dogcat9920]

Wormholes aren't a natural phenomenon tho

[@nishantkisoon2778]

Worm holes do actually exist. Yes they are real opening in the fabrics of space time connecting 2 points far away thus travel time is like a snap of fingers due to the strong gravity pulling in and pushing out. Time doesnt make sense at all there. First time i went through it, my mind couldn't process what happen. So far so fast and what is time actually and is it real?!! The other time i travelled in it, was link sliding a tube in a waterpark. Only thing is that its not like how the scientists describe it on the internet!!!!!

[@DariusLundberg]

PLEASE hire a human narrator instead of these AI (artificial intelligence) narration programs that sound like intellectual homosexuals.

[@DilPlays247]

I think the reason why we havent find any wormholes is because there might only be 2 in each galaxy. Like one enter and one exit.

[@larrydemonte2218]

In reality I don’t even understand what there talking about,,why don’t they leave space alone because humans always seem to get into trouble messing with Mother Nature on earth can you imagine what Kind of trouble humans can get into messing with space and galaxies

[@jonathondelemos4609]

I dont even know why wormholes are discussed. The g force humans would experience passing through one of these objects would be catastrophic on the human body.

[@sevraonic8656]

Wormholes need a lot of energy to exist between two points with two ultra super massive blackholes (for example) at each point to pierce through the space between them. Or a freak of a star or mass to sink through the space between to go though the other point of the universe or multi-verse. But I don't think that wormhole is meant to be used as a gateway it's a dead of all dead ends. What's worse it may have already began or existed before we know it shaped like the humbe donut. Imagine our universe as a donut and another universe shaped like a cone.

[@ismail7207]

If there is a mass that is so big that it creates a wormhole, so itself is the centre of the wormhole right? This means this wormhole is not passable, because the Mass wouldnt let anything go and pulverise it. This also means, that a wormhole would just look like a black hole that consumes evernything. So Black holes may be Worm holes in reality.

[@johngoulbourne384]

Let it go on record that I'm not knocking this hypothesis. Things like deja vu need explaining... you never know until you know.

[@alma-wi]

Q: if we could travel through a wormhole, could this be considered as TIMETRAVEL?

[@Vikas.Kumar-VK]

The first wormhole created by Google in Harward with Quantum Computer. 🎉

[@alexchudilovski860]

Please let's finish the lesson nevertheless! Imagine how many hours I have set in the school seeing and watching same slow motion over and over ... I want to see you in action, I don't have enough of you! So please, finish the act even though I seem to have guessed correctly where you driving at.

[@ericrecker8234]

I've always wondered what is that "SPACE" outside the bridges? Or what could be in there...

[@NotExile4669]

You didn't tell the most interesting fact about them! Its hypothesized that the tunnels they creat can help us travel many light years in just a second! Pretty amazing, right?

[@VidyaNatarajan-d8v]

Im not against this theory of wormholes but isn’t there a chance that maybe blackholes can be portals to another dimension? I mean the center of black hole-singularity is said to be infinitely dense that tears the fabric of space and time. That tear maybe just maybe a shortcut to a parallel universe.

[@IITianDIVYANSHBHATT]

I guess Wormhole connects two dimensions with a path which is of different from the first two dimension Wormhole is meant to be created by bending space time , so if space time is 3D , Wormhole must be dimension larger than 3D😊

[@rickowenkennedy]

I can understand the concept of a worm hole...I can understand that they can be mathematically supported. I don't have any idea of what conditions would have to take place in order for a worm hole to be created, much less sustained.

[@RasikRajguru]

How does one tell the difference between 1. A wormhole that takes one to another part of this universe. And 2. A wormhole that takes one to another universe altogether? Also How would time be managed forward and return trip in both types of wormholes?

[@williamsbm]

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[@CBGavel]

I wonder if that giant storm in Jupiter is a wormholevits got so much energy and bigger than the earth let's get a satellite to fly into it let's see what happens

[@radinelaj3932]

You can't explain whirpools in ocean but talk about black holes far away in the sky. Maybe whirpools can help us to understand black holes.

[@clemfandango5908]

So could a wormhole be a black hole ? And if so maybe only quantum particles are really meant to travel through them.. space is no place for humans

[@ashergoney]

500am at ist on April 23rd April 2023// Dawn By 445 to 530am ist ,, Horizon To The West

[@Blooby69]

All of this info is known about space when we have only discovered 5% of the earths ocean.

[@Atomic_Ninja]

You said that a _traversable_ wormhole hasn't been found. Does that mean a non-traversable wormhole HAS been found?

[@MrX-d2r]

If we actually did make a wormhole using a black hole which exits in the another verse with white hole, we won't be able to return to this verse and it will be very difficult to pinpoint a black hole which actually connects to this verse in a white hole.

[@tariqali1749]

I don't why but i feel like black holes are the entry and worm holes is a way between and you will exit out of white holes. Maybe because black holes and white holes have enough mass to connect two galaxies 🙂